For many boaters, few moments are more stressful than questioning whether the anchor is actually holding. Whether spending the night in a crowded Catalina Island anchorage, riding out shifting wind
Maritime institutions continue building public engagement beyond Maritime Month through exhibitions, speaker series events, and hands-on cultural experiences. By Katherine Clements While Maritime Month may officially conclude at the end
After years of closures, commercial fishermen, seafood companies, and anglers are finally seeing Chinook salmon return to California waters. By Katherine Clements For the first time in three years, California’s
What boaters need to know before bringing pets onboard, from life jackets and leash routines to floating potty breaks and seasick dogs. By Katherine Clements For many boaters, a day
Anglers, divers, and boaters encouraged to help slow the spread of invasive Sargassum horneri along the California coast. An invasive seaweed species spreading throughout Southern California waters is drawing renewed
The Spring 2026 boating season is now in full swing, but before we join all those other boats cruising to the Channel Islands and beyond, we want to make sure
City officials discuss conservative revenue estimates, harbor improvements, staffing, and rising operational costs ahead of final budget adoption. The City of Avalon offered an early look at its proposed
New deal with Port of San Diego expected to double annual sailings and boost regional economy. San Diego’s position as a key West Coast cruise hub is set to
